New York, NY
Probate Lawyer at New York, NY
Practice Areas: Probate, Guardianship ... +2 more
Probate assets are Assets that do not Pass by Beneficiary Designation or Operation of Law. What Needs to Go through Probate? Probate assets includes all property that is owned individually by the dece...
See Full GuideA person died without a will. He is not survived by a spouse, children, parents, siblings, or nieces or nephews. What should the cousins do to prove that they are the next of kin and are, therefore, e...
See Full GuideA person dies without a Will and not survived by spouse, children, parents, siblings, or nieces or nephews. What should the cousins do to prove that they are the next of kin and are, therefore, entitl...
See Full GuideOften times we find ourselves wondering whether the time is right to start a NYC guardianship proceeding. The below sets forth a few instances that should raise red flags and should get you thinking a...
See Full GuideBanks often seal safe deposit boxes following the death of an owner (or co-owner). Pursuant to SCPA 2003, an "interested party" (e.g., spouse, beneficiary, fiduciary) may access the box for certain pu...
See Full GuideWhen Sam dies, you find a copy of his Last Will and Testament ("Will") amongst his possessions. The Will was drafted by an attorney. You call the attorney and the nominated executor and both tell you ...
See Full GuideThis guide explains the intricacies of an Article 81 guardianship proceeding How does a Guardianship Proceeding Start? The proceeding is initiated by filing an Order to Show Cause and Verified Petitio...
See Full GuideThis is a general overview of what happens in a guardianship proceeding in New York . WHAT IS GUARDIANSHIP? Guardianship is a legal arrangement where a Court gives a person the legal right to make dec...
See Full GuideThe police will most often seal the apartment when the death is reported to them. The purpose for sealing the apartment is to preserve assets and evidence. This article outlines the process of unseali...
See Full GuideAn accounting should provide complete disclosure of a fiduciary's actions pertaining to a trust/estate/guardianship/agency relationship. Each beneficiary has a right to review the transactions underta...
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